About

The BS/MSE program in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering allows undergraduate engineering students to continue their studies toward a Master of Science in Engineering immediately after completing the Bachelor of Science. The Whiting School of Engineering offers a fifty percent tuition waiver for this program after students have completed eight full-time semesters at Hopkins.

Program Options

Students may choose one of two options to complete their MSE degree.

  • Research and Coursework Option:
    • Students may complete their degree with 18 Credits of graduate level coursework and a research essay (with presentation).
  • Coursework Only Option:
    • Students may complete their degree with 30 Credits of graduate level coursework.

      Click here       for the full requirements list.

Admissions

  • Seniors: Select the drop-down for M.S.E in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
  • Juniors: Select the drop-down for Concurrent/Combined

Admissions decisions are made based on a variety of criteria, including undergraduate GPA. Students are expected to have an undergraduate GPA of at least 2.8 (preferably higher) to be admitted to the B.S./M.S.E. program.

Application Procedures

We are currently accepting applications on a rolling basis. Final Application Deadline: May 1st

  1. Consult with your faculty advisor to determine when/if you should apply.
  2. Begin an online application through the Apply Yourself application system.
    * Seniors: Select the drop-down for MSE in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
    * Juniors: Select the drop-down for Concurrent/Combined
  3. Request ONE letter of recommendation. To bypass the ApplyYourself system’s requirement for three letters, please enter any names and leave the e-mail address field blank.
    * Research and Coursework Option Applicants: Letters of Recommendation should come from scholars within the student’s proposed research area.
    * Coursework Only Option Applicants: The recommendation letter should come from your undergraduate faculty advisor.
  4. Attach a Statement of Purpose to your application.

** GRE and TOEFL examinations are not required for admission.

Questions?

Contact the Academic Program Coordinator or the Director for the Master Program for more information:

Dr. Sakul Ratanalert
Senior Lecturer
Director for the Master Program
Johns Hopkins University
Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Sonya Brown
Academic coordinator, undergraduate and master’s
Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering